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Know your Dog’s Mind

...umed that all dogs are the same and that one training method will suit all dogs. This is wrong. Dogs’ minds differ and you need different training methods for each type. The normal dog training techniques are designed for dogs like German Shepherds and they work very well on this sort of dog but not as well on others. There is a key to your dog’s mind that is different from breed to breed but is often quite consistent within the breed. To train yo... read more

Cardigan Welsh Corgi

...wa.asn.au Email: [email protected] Phone: (08) 9455 1188 Fax: (08) 9455 1190 Dogs SA http://dogssa.com.au Phone: (08) 8349 4797 Canine Control Council of Queensland http://www.cccq.org.au Email: [email protected] Phone: (07) 3252 2661 Fax: (07) 3252 3864 Tasmanian Canine Association http://www.tasdogs.com Email: [email protected] Phone: (03) 6272 9443 Fax: (03) 6273 0844 Dogs NT http://www.territorydogworld.com Email: [email protected] Phone:... read more

Bearded Collie

Guide Dog Association

...rs also have a very positive community image. Selection Criteria for Guide Dogs Among other things such as temperament and health, Guide Dogs are selected for their ability to ignore their natural instincts. Ideal Guide Dog people focused dog displays high level of willingness and initiative non excitable exceptional concentration appropriate level of hearing and body sensitivity confident Unacceptable for a guide dog dog focused dog excitable exh... read more

Fox Terrier

Black German Shepherd

...appearance, black Shepherds have been specifically used as disability aid dogs, police dogs, customs dogs and correctional services dogs as well as companion animals and obedience dogs. Recommended for A very versatile breed recommended for a wide rage of uses and environments. A well adjusted dog makes for a very good family pet although it may be a bit strong around smaller children. National contacts To find up-to-date contacts for breeders, c... read more

Bloodhound

Australian Working Kelpie

Boxers

Clumber Spaniel

Genetic Cruelty

...exactly what they looked like was not so important. Weak dogs, aggressive dogs, dogs that had trouble having puppies were simply destroyed. Over the last century, dogs have largely ceased to perform the jobs of hunting, fighting and herding and have largely been bred for the show ring. Since veterinary help is always available, show winning dogs that have poor temperament, crook bones or problems having puppies have commonly been used at stud. Th... read more